C.G. Geography Solved Questions

Chhattisgarh Geography

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(01).	c	Tea garden is a project in Jashpur. The project is based on the model of Darjeeling Tea Garden.
(02).	a
(03).	b
(04).	d	Pat region are prominent in northern hills.
(05).	c

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(06).	a
(07).	d
(08).	c	Bana farm is a government farm. It is related to the department of horticulture.
(09).	a
(10).	c

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(11).	d	The mega water purifier plant located near Raipura in Kharun river, supplies drinking water to the citizens of Raipur.
(12).	b
(13).	a
(14).	a
(15).	c

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(16).	d	The total geographical area of Chhattisgarh is 135,192 km².
(17).	c
(18).	a
(19).	d	The previous largest district of Chhattisgarh was Bastar.
(20).	c

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(21).	b
(22).	c
(23).	a	The maximum width of Chitrakote falls is 300m.
(24).	c	Aravali Range is located in Rajasthan.
(25).	a

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(26).	d
(27).	b
(28).	d	Bhilai Steel Plant is nearest to Bailadila.
(29).	d
(30).	b

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(31).	c	There are total 11 National Highways in Chhattisgarh. The National Highway 78 is longest of them.
(32).	a
(33).	d
(34).	a
(35).	c

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(36).	b
(37).	a	The development of apple orchid in Mainpat is the extension and research work of Indira Gandhi Agricultural University.
(38).	c	Ravishankar sagar is also known as Gangrel dam.
(39).	d
(40).	c

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(41).	d	This dam is also know as Madam Silli Dam. It a complete earthen dam.
(42).	a	At present there are total 32 district in Chhattisgarh including new district.
(43).	b
(44).	b
(45).	d

S.N.	Answer	Explanations
(46).	d	Kesal ghat is known for its dense forest cover and sharp turnings.
(47).	c	Loro ghat is located in Jashpur.
(48).	d
(49).	c
(50).	a	Paddy is the major crop of Chhattisgarh.

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References

Negi C., Singh L., and Bhardwaj D. (2015). Regeneration Status and Floristic Composition of Natural and Plantation Forest Ecosystems of Barnawapara Wildlife Sanctuary. The Indian Forester. 141/8: 848-853.