Naf River

Naf watercourse could be a watercourse marking the border of Asian nation and Asian nation.
The Naf River's average depth is 128 feet (39 m) and most depth is four hundred feet (120 m).
Historically, Shapuree Island settled at the mouth of the watercourse, plays a vital role and is taken into account jointly of the immediate causes for the primary Anglo-Burmese War.
Regular incidents within which fishermen and refugees were shot by Asian nation Army troops, and refugees were repelled by Bangladeshi troops have occurred on the Naf watercourse. These embrace, however aren't restricted to, the subsequent events