The phytosociology and patterns of vegetation distribution of the seasonal floodplains were studied. Cover-abundance data were collected from a total of 200 sample plots and captured in TURBO(VEG), a software package for input and processing and presentation of phytosociological data. Application of the Braun-Bianquet methods of vegetation survey followed by a polythetic divisive classification technique (TWINSPAN) resulted in the delineation of eight vegetation communities of which five were further divided into sub-communities. The eight communities are Cyperus articulatus-Schoenoplectus  corymbosus community, Alternanthera sessilis-Ludwigia stolonifera community, Vetiveria nigritana-Setaria sphacelata community, Miscanthus junceus-Digitara scalarum community, Imperata cylindrica-Setana sphacelata community, Paspalidium obtusifolorum-Panicum repens community, Setaria sphacelata-Eragrostis inamoena community and Sporobolus spicatus community. All plant communities are related to specific flooding regime namely time and duration of inundation. Keywords: Braun-Branquet, classification, plant community types, releve, TWINSPAN.