Geography & Rivers — Set 6
Maharashtra GK · भूगोल और नदियां · Questions 51–60 of 140
Which coal-producing region is prominent in Maharashtra?
Correct Answer: D. All of the above
Chandrapur, Wardha, and Nagpur regions have significant coal reserves and are major coal-producing areas in India.
Which city is the cultural capital of Maharashtra?
Correct Answer: B. Pune
Pune is often called the cultural capital of Maharashtra due to its universities, educational institutions, and cultural heritage.
Which river flows through Aurangabad district?
Correct Answer: B. Karni
The Karni River flows through Aurangabad district and is an important water source for the region.
Which geological formation is visible in the Deccan Traps of Maharashtra?
Correct Answer: B. Basaltic rocks
The Deccan Traps consist of basaltic rocks formed by ancient volcanic eruptions, covering much of Maharashtra's plateau region.
Which district in Maharashtra has the longest coastline?
Correct Answer: C. Sindhudurg
Sindhudurg district has the longest coastline in Maharashtra, extending along the Arabian Sea with several natural harbors.
Which mineral is extensively mined in Chandrapur district?
Correct Answer: A. Manganese
Manganese is extensively mined in Chandrapur district, which is one of India's largest manganese ore producers.
Which Ghat pass connects Mumbai with the Deccan Plateau?
Correct Answer: A. Bhor Ghat
Bhor Ghat is a historic mountain pass connecting Mumbai with the Deccan Plateau, built during the British era for transportation.
Which state capital is at the highest elevation in Maharashtra?
Correct Answer: B. Nagpur
Nagpur is located at a higher elevation compared to Mumbai, though it is not the capital of Maharashtra.
Which agricultural region is known for groundnut cultivation?
Correct Answer: A. Vidarbha
Vidarbha region is renowned for groundnut cultivation, contributing significantly to India's groundnut production.
Which pass is important for road connectivity in Western Ghats?
Correct Answer: D. All of the above
Several passes including Ghat Road, Karanji Pass, and Pali Ghat are important for road connectivity across the Western Ghats.