Chandan River (Madhya Pradesh)

The Chandan River is a river located in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is a tributary of the Narmada River, one of the major west-flowing rivers of peninsular India. The Chandan River originates in the Vindhya Range and flows generally southwards before joining the Narmada. The river's course lies predominantly within Madhya Pradesh.

The Chandan River, though not one of the largest tributaries of the Narmada, plays a vital role in the local ecology and agriculture of the region it traverses. Its waters are used for irrigation and domestic purposes by the communities residing along its banks. The river's flow can be seasonal, with higher discharge during the monsoon months and reduced flow during the dry season.

The river's watershed contributes to the overall water resources of the Narmada basin. Conservation efforts and sustainable water management practices are important to maintain the health and ecological balance of the Chandan River and the Narmada River system as a whole. Information regarding specific dams or major irrigation projects on the Chandan River is limited and may require further research.