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| The '''Cauvery''' (sometimes written as '''Kaveri''') is one of the major ]s of southern ]. It arises from hill streams in the ] of ]. The temple at ] is traditionally considered as the point of origin of this river. The Cauvery flows west to east through the ]n states of ] and ] before emptying into the ] near ], a historic town. | |||
| The Cauvery river is the locus of a ] between ] and ]. That dispute is complicated by, and mirrors, political issues of resentment and one-upmanship between the peoples of the two states. | |||
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| * Hogenakkal Falls (meaning "smoking rock"): The spray of the river hitting the rocks is so fine that it appears like smoke | |||
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