Vennaaru River

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Vennaaru is a tributary of the Kaveri River in southern India. It passes through Trichy and Thanjavur in the Tamil Nadu region of the country. The etymology of Vennaaru represents venmai (white) + aaru (river) in Tamil.

Vennaaru was used for water transportation in the ancient Chola Kingdom.

	The River Kaveri
Dams	Banasura Sagar Dam \| Bangara Doddi Nala \| Grand Anicut \| Krishna Raja Sagara Dam \| Madadkatte \| Mettur Dam \| Stanley Reservoir
Tributaries	Amaravati River \| Arkavathy River \| Bhavani River \| Hemavati River \| Honnuhole River \| Kabini River \| Lakshmana Tirtha River \| Lokapavani River \| Noyyal River \| Pambar River \| Shimsha River
Cities and Towns	Karikal \| Kodagu \| Kollidam \| Kushalanagara \| Nagapattinam \| Poompuhar \| Srirangam \| Srirangapatna \| Talakad \| Talakaveri \| Thanjavur \| Tiruchirapalli
Physical Features	Bay of Bengal \| Deccan plateau \| Hogenakal Falls \| Shivanasamudra Falls \| Western Ghats
Riparian States and Union Territories	Karnataka \| Kerala \| Pondicherry \| Tamil Nadu