This river and its tributaries run from its source in southwestern Tibet, into India and Pakistan, and eventually into the Arabian Sea. What is the name of this river?

A large amount of the water in the Indus River is provided by snow melts from the Karakoram, Hindu Kush, and Himalayan mountain ranges. The country of India gets its name from the writings of the Rigveda, written around 1,500 BCE, which originally mentions the Indus River.

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