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MCQs on rivers of Bhutan

 

River Name Length (approx.) Regions/Provinces Significance
Drangme Chhu 610 km Eastern Bhutan Longest river in Bhutan; part of the Brahmaputra River system, important for agriculture and trade.
Wangchhu 370 km Western Bhutan Flows through Thimphu, the capital city; key for irrigation, drinking water, and small hydroelectric projects.
Punatsangchhu 320 km Central and Western Bhutan Major river for hydroelectric power, formed by the confluence of Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu near Punakha.
Amo Chhu 120 km Southern Bhutan Also known as the Torsa River; flows through Phuentsholing, a major town near the India-Bhutan border.
Manas River 376 km Eastern and Southern Bhutan Important for biodiversity; part of the Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site; flows into India.
Mangde Chhu 260 km Central Bhutan Flows through Trongsa District; important for hydroelectric projects and agriculture in central Bhutan.
Pho Chhu 100 km Western Bhutan Tributary of Punatsangchhu; flows near Punakha Dzong, a historical and cultural landmark of Bhutan.
Mo Chhu 105 km Western Bhutan Tributary of Punatsangchhu; joins with Pho Chhu at Punakha, where Punakha Dzong is located.
Kuri Chhu 285 km Eastern Bhutan Tributary of Drangme Chhu, flows through the Mongar district; used for hydroelectric power generation.
Dangme Chhu 390 km Northeastern Bhutan Major river of eastern Bhutan; forms part of the Drangme Chhu watershed and flows into the Brahmaputra River system.
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