The Cauvery River

Q. Which of the following are tributaries of river Cauvery?

1. Noyyal
2. Kollidam
3. Amravati
4. Bhavani

Q. In the Tiruchirappalli district, the Cauvery splits into two branches, the Cauvery and the Kollidam. Later they rejoin to form.

1. delta
2. Srirangapatna Island
3. Srirangam Island
4. peninsula

Q. Which of the following statements is/are not true about the Cauvery river?

1. The Cauvery river acts as a border between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
2. As the Cauvery enters Tamil Nadu, it forms the Hogenakkal waterfalls and later flow on the Stanley Reservoir.
3. As the Cauvery enters Tamil Nadu, it flows on the Stanley Reservoir and later flow on to form the Hogenakkal waterfalls.
4. The Cauvery first meets its tributaries Noyyal and Amravati at Thirumukkudal and further meets one of its major tributaries called Bhavani.

Q. The Cauvery river travels for around ______ km in Tamil Nadu.

1. 410
2. 400
3. 416
4. 420

Q. Name the left bank tributary of the main river.

Q. What is the name of the delta formed by the Cauvery river?

1. Garden of Southern India
2. Garden of Tamil Nadu
3. Bhitarkanika delta
4. Sunderban delta

Q. Name the two rivers which flows through Andhra Pradesh?

1. Kaveri and Godavari
2. Krishna and Godavari
3. Mahanadi and Krishna
4. Ganga and Mahanadi

Q. Where is Talacauvery?

1. Brahmagiri Hills
2. Pothigai Hills
3. Nandidurga Hills
4. Varusanadu Hills

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• What is Bermuda triangle ?
• How it was formed ?