Poonch River

The Poonch River is a significant waterway in the northern Indian subcontinent, flowing through the regions of Jammu and Kashmir. It originates from the Pir Panjal Range and travels about 140 kilometers before joining the Hakra River in Pakistan. The river plays an important role in local agriculture, supporting crops and communities along its banks. It also has strategic and geopolitical importance due to the area's historical conflicts and territorial disputes. The Poonch River's landscape features mountainous terrain, fertile valleys, and diverse ecosystems, making it vital for both ecological health and regional livelihoods.