Drangme Chhu

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Drangme Chhu is a major river in Bhutan. Chhu = river. The river rises in the Himalaya and empties into the Brahmaputra. This river constitutes the lowest point of Bhutan.

Waters of South Asia
Inland	Indus \| Ganges \| Yamuna \| Chenab \| Jhelum \| Brahmaputra \| Godavari \| Narmada \| Tapti \| Ravi \| Beas \| Sutlej \| Dudh Kosi \| Padma \| Sarasvati \| Krishna \| Kaveri \| Meghna \| Mahanadi \| Son \| Ghaghara \| Betwa \| Chambal \| Kosi \| Sapt Koshi \| Tamur \| Mo Chhu \| Sankosh \| Drangme Chhu \| Ganga basin \| Ganges Delta \| Indus Delta \| Dal Lake \| Pookode Lake \| Skeleton Lake \| Chilika Lake \| Lake Powai \| Borith Lake \| Saiful Muluk \| Gosaikunda \| Nizam Sagar \| Red Hills Lake \| Malampuzha \| Kerala Backwaters
Off the Coast	Indian Ocean \| Arabian Sea \| Laccadive Sea \| Bay of Bengal \| Gulf of Kutch \| Gulf of Khambhat \| Palk Bay \| Gulf of Mannar
Main	Reservoirs and dams in India \| Lakes of India \| Rivers of India \| Lakes of Pakistan \| Rivers of Pakistan \| Rivers of Bangladesh \| Rivers of Bhutan \| Lakes of Nepal \| Rivers of Nepal