Which one of the following lakes is a saltwater lake?
A
Sambhar
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B
Wular
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C
Dal
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D
Gobind Sagar
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Solution
The correct option is A
Sambhar
Answer: The correct answer is option (a) – Sambhar Lake.
Sambhar Lake is situated in Rajasthan.
Salt is produced from the water of Sambhar lake. This is a seasonal lake, which is located in the inland drainage.
Freshwater lakes have glacial origins and most of them are situated in the Himalayan region.
Examples of some of the important freshwater lakes in India are Barapani, Loktak, Nainital, Bhimtal and Dal lake.
Wular lake is the largest freshwater lake in India. It is situated in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir and it was formed due to tectonic activity.
Guru Gobind Sagar lake was formed when Bhakra Nangal dam was built for generating hydroelectric power. It is not a natural lake.
Chilika lake, and Pulicat lake are two largest brackish water lakes in India. Brackish means having more saline content than freshwater.
Kolleru lake is the largest freshwater lake in Andhra Pradesh.