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| The '''Indus''' (known as <b>Sindhu</b> in ancient times) is a ] in ] after which ] is named. | The '''Indus''' (known as <b>Sindhu</b> in ancient times) is a ] in ] after which ] is named. | ||
| It flows from the ] approximately southwest to the ]. | It flows from the ] approximately southwest to the ]. | ||
| See also ]. | See also ]. | ||
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| '''Indus''' (the Indian) is a southern ] introduced by ]. It is supposed to represent an ]. | '''Indus''' (the Indian) is a southern ] introduced by ]. It is supposed to represent an ]. | ||
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The Indus (known as Sindhu in ancient times) is a river in Pakistan after which India is named.
It flows from the Himalayas approximately southwest to the Arabian Sea.
See also Indus Valley Civilisation.
Indus (the Indian) is a southern constellation introduced by Johann Bayer. It is supposed to represent an American Indian.