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=Ichamati, Dacca =
River of Dacca District, Eastern Bengal and Assam.
It flows through the south of the District, entering the Meghna near
Munshiganj. This even within historical times was a large stream, and
has no less than five sacred bathing ghats on its banks, at which the
bathing ceremony takes place at the full moon in the month of Kartik,
when a similar ceremony is performed on the Karatoya. This Ichamati
seems to have been at one period, like the Ichamati (2) of Nadia and
Jessore, a continuation of the North Bengal Ichamati (i), from which
it was cut off by the Dhaleswari.

[For a discussion of the history of this river, see paragraph 22,
Report on the System of Agriculture and Agricultural Statistics of the
Dacca District, by A. C. Sen (1898).]

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