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Pakistan Geography MCQs

Physical and political geography of Pakistan.

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Pakistan Studies · Pakistan Geography

The River Chenab joins which river?

AJhelumBRaviCIndusDSutlej

Why? The Chenab eventually joins the Indus near Uch Sharif in Punjab.

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Pakistan Studies · Pakistan Geography

Which is the largest province of Pakistan by area?

APunjabBSindhCKhyber PakhtunkhwaDBalochistan

Why? Balochistan covers about 44% of Pakistan's total land area.

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Pakistan Studies · Pakistan Geography

The highest peak of Pakistan is:

ANanga ParbatBK2CRakaposhiDTirich Mir

Why? K2 (8,611 m) is the world's second-highest mountain and lies in the Karakoram range.

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Hard · Pakistan StudiesOpen details