The Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Mediaeval India c5.s5.62

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hill in Gujarat was also called Gomanta (*Mbh.*, Sabhḍhyâ, ch. 49). Lucknow stands Gomati—1. The river Gumti in Oudh (*Râmâyana*, Aywhere the temple of Tryamvaka is on this river. 2. The river Godâvarî near its source ṃi, from Rishi Gautama who had situated (*Śiva P.*, Bk. 1, ch. 54). It is also called Gotâ in Gujarat on which Dvârakâ is his hermitage at this place (*Ibid.*, ch. 54). 3. A riveich of the Chambal in Malwa on situated (*Skanda P.*, Avantî Kh., ch. 60). 4. A bran. 47). 5. The Gomal river in which Rintambur is situated (*Meghadûta*, Pt. I, Ṇind. Alt.). It falls into the Indus Arachosia of Afghanistan (*Rig Veda*, X, 75 and Lassen er in the Kamgra district, Punjab between Dera Ismael Khan and Pâhâdpur. 6. A riv (*Ind. Ant.*, XXII, p. 178).