The Ganges river flows into the

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The river Ganges originates in the Himalayas and it ends (has its mouth) in the Bay of Bengal - so the correct answer is the Bay of Bengal.

The Bay of Bengal is the body of water to the East of India ( to the west it is the Arabian Sea) and the Bay of Bengal is part of the Indian Ocean.

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