Indian Geography MCQs

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Dhupgarh is the highest point of the Mahadeo Hills in Satpura Range.

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The epithet of “The Cherrapunji of South India” was given to Agumbe hill station. It is located in the state of Karnataka.

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The famous beaches of Coromandel Coast are Marina Beach, Golden Beach, Covelong Beach, Sothavilai Beach, Silver Beach, Edward Elliot’s Beach.

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The Bundelkhand Plateau is surrounded by Yamuna river in the north, Vindhya in the south and Chambal in the northwest and in the southeast Panna Ajaigarh range is situated.

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The Badrinath is situated on the banks of the Alakananda River (Uttarakhand).

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The Ganga river joins the Yamuna at a distance of 770 kilometers from Hardwar near Allahabad. After that, it follows an eastern direction.

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Manjira is the tributary of the Godavari river. The Godavari is the largest river of peninsular India. The Godavari is originated from the western ghat.

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Govind Ballabh Sagar is situated in Uttar Pradesh.

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The fluvially originated type of lakes are Plunge-pool Lake, Ox-bow lake, Delta Lakes, Alluvial fan Lakes.

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El Nino is the warm ocean currents along the Pacific coast of South America that arise every few years at about Christmas time. The El Nino phenomenon is a part of a chain of meteorological events that extends from the eastern Pacific to northern Australia, Indonesia and into the heartland of India. There is a rather weak correlation between El Nino and the Indian monsoon rains.