Water resources and irrigation in karnataka - class-IX
| Description: water resources and irrigation in karnataka | |
| Number of Questions: 53 | |
| Created by: Ashok Pandey | |
| Tags: geography water resources of karnataka |
Cauvery flows ______ kms through Karnataka and _____ to join the Bay of Bengal.
Cauvery flows _____ kms in Karnataka.
Krishna river flows _____ kms to join the Bay of Bengal.
Krishna river originates at _____.
Which river is known as 'Dakshina Ganga'?
Krishna river has benefited North Karnataka by _____.
_____ is the most important river of Karnataka.
Krishna flows for only _____ kms in Karnataka.
Cauvery is most useful for agriculture, drinking water supply and _____.
The Bhima, Koyna, Tungabhadra, Ghataprabha and _____ are the tributaries of _____.
In which district, rivers Pennar and Palar flow?
Shimsha is a waterfall on _____ river.
What is called irrigation?
Nearly _____ of the cultivable land is under irrigation facility in Karnataka.
Most of the west flowing rivers in Karnataka create _____.
Bandaje waterfall is on the _____ river.
Many rivers rise in ____ flow westwards and join the Arabian Sea.
The main source of irrigation in Karnataka are wells, canals and _____.
Which district in Karnataka has the largest area under canal irrigation?
Which is the highest waterfall in India?
Rivers flowing eastward in Karnataka are most suitable for _____.
Shivanasamudra hydro-electric power station was established to supply power to _____.
Where is tank irrigation maximum in Karnataka?
Karnataka stands at the _____ position in India with regard to irrigation.
Where is the great opportunity for hydel power generation in India?
The credit for successful generation of hydro-electric power for the first time in India goes to _____.
Which district of Karnataka occupies the first position in land under irrigation?
_____ hydro-electric power station was established in 1902.
Which district of Karnataka has the maximum well irrigation facilities?
Which district in Karnataka stand at last position in land under irrigation?
Mahatma Gandhi hydro-electric project was established in _____.
On which river the Shivanasamudra hydro-electric power project is constructed?
Gerusoppa hydro-electric power project is on _____ river.
Which one of the following is a west flowing river?
Karnataka ranks _____ in the generation of hydro-electric power in India.
The catchment area of the river Cauvery is spread in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and _____.
Mahatma Gandhi hydro-electric power project was established near _____.
Almatti hydro-electric power project is established on _____ river.
Generation of hydro-electricity was started in $1902$ at _______________.
Krishna river flows through Maharashtra, Karnataka and _____.
The ___________ project was started in 1948 near Jog Falls.
In terms of irrigation facilities, ___________ district stands first in the state.
The least irrigated district in Karnataka is ________.
___________ district has the largest area under canal irrigation in Karnataka.
The most important source of irrigation in Karnataka is _______.
The first hydro-electric power generating station of India, Shivanasamudra, was established in _______.
The Malaprabha river joins river __________ at Kudalasangama.
Which of the following is an east flowing river?
Karnataka's first hydro-electricity generating station is ______________.
The water, dispute between Karnataka and Andhra Pardesh is over sharing of the waters of river?
___________ district has the largest area under tank irrigation in Karnataka.
Choose the correct option to complete the statements given below:
The two states involved in the Cauvery water dispute are ________.
Which among the following is the biggest multipurpose project of Karnataka?