Jadukata River is a Transboundary river that flows between Bangladesh and India. This river runs through Sunamganj, located in the northeastern region of Bangladesh.
It is approximately long, with an average width of about . The river flows in a winding, snake-like pattern. According to the Bangladesh Water Development Board (BWDB), the official identification number for Jadukata River in the northeastern river category is 72.
The river reaches a depth of about and has a watershed area of roughly . It carries water throughout the year. However, during minor floods, the riverbanks tend to overflow. Jadukata plays a significant role in BangladeshâÂÂs mining industry.
The river originates in IndiaâÂÂs Jaintia Hills (part of the Khasi range), and enters Bangladesh through the Bishwambarpur area in Sunamganj District. From there, it flows into Tahirpur, winding slightly southeast, then curves back into Bishwambarpur.
Flowing southward, the river finally merges with the Surma River near the town of Jamalganj. Two river portsâÂÂAnwarpur and DurlovpurâÂÂare located along its banks.