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Gather and Edited By Yasir Shahzad( Gujrat) Mcq OF Pak Geography Best Of Luck You Can Not Help Every one But Every One Can Help Someoone Pakistan is located in tropic zone of South North East West Pakistan is divided into how many divisions? 5 9 8 7 Which one is the highest peak of Hindukush range? Tirch Mir K2 Mount Everest Nanga Parbat What is height of K-2 in metres? 8611 8650 8600 8645 What is the height of Nanga Parbat in metres? 8126 8150 8148 8179 Which one is the highest peak of Sulaiman Range? Takht-e-Sulaimat K-2 Nanga Parbat Tirch Mir Which is the hottest place in Pakistan? Jaccobabad Sibbi Murree Multan Which is the coldest place in Pakistan? Ziarat Islamabad Skardu Murree Pakistan comes at which number in world with respect to area? 34th 35th 40th 32nd What is the total area of Punjab province in sq. km.? 205,444 205,698 504,669 304,897 What is the total area of Sindh in sq. km? 140914 150478 169807 144589 What is total area of Balochistan in sq. km? 347192 395973 450299 502497 Choose the correct total length of coast line of Pakistan. 700 km 500 km 600 km 980 km What is total length of Pak-India border in km? 1610 1846 1652 1489 What is total length of Pak-Iran border in km? 805 850 845 758 What is Durand line? Boundary between Pakistan and Afghanistan Boundary between Pakistan and Iran Boundary between Pakistan and India Boundary between Pakistan and China Total length of Durand Line is 2252 km 1205 km 2065 km 2564 km Area of highest rainfall is Murree. Which one is area of highest snowfall in Pakistan? Sakardu Gilgit Chiral Kaghan Total height of Tarbela Dam is 500 ft 600 ft 700 ft 800 ft Total length of Terbela Dam is 6000 ft 7000 ft 8000 ft 5000 ft Origin of Jinnah Baraj is Sindh and it is located near Kalabagh Tarbela Dam Mangla Dam Rawal Dam Which one is the largest desert of Pakistan? Thar Thal Cholistan None of these Sindh Sagar is between the rivers of Indus and Jehlam Indus and Ravi Indus and Chenab Indust and Bolan Ganji Bar is located between Ravi and Sutluj Ravi and Inuds Ravi and Chenab Ravi and Jehlam Chaj Doab is between the rivers Chenab and Jehlam Chenab and Indus Chenab and Ravi Chenab and Satluj Which one is the first Colony canal in Subcontinent? Sohag Canal Upper Bari Doab Canal Lower Bari Doab Canal None of these Sidhnai Canal is located near Multan Sahiwal Lahore D.G. Khan Rachna Doab is located between Ravi and Chenab Ravi and Indus Ravi and Jehlam Ravi and Satluj Hiran Minar is in Sheikhupura Lahore Karachi Sargodha How many Barrages are made on Indus River? 6 8 4 9 Jinnah Barrage irrigates which area? Nili Bar Ravi Bar Thar None of these Area between Sindh and Jehlam rivers is called Thal Thar Cholistan None of these Sakkar Barrage is first barrage completed in 1932 1938 1947 1975 Total length of Sakkur barrage is 4725 ft 4589 ft 5478 ft 5890 ft How many canals take off from Sukkur Barrage? 7 6 8 9 Warsak Dam is built on which river? Kabul Bolan Indus None of these Khanpur Dam is constructed on which river? Haro Bolan Kurrang None of these Rawal Dam is constructed on which river? Kurrang Kabul Bolan Haro Guddu Barrage is constructed on Indus River. Tanda Dam is in which province of Pakistan? Punjab NWFP Balochistan Sindh Hub Dam is in Balochistan, constructed in 1983 1932 1982 1990 Which is the largest Dam of Pakistan? Tarbela Dam Mangla Dam Warsak Dam None of these Tarbela Dam was completed in 1976. When was Mangla Dam completed? 1967 1965 1975 1982 Mangla Dam can store water upto 5.5 million acre ft 8.5 million acre ft 9.5 million acre ft 2.5 million acre ft Indus Water Treaty was signed between India and Pakistan in September 19, 1960 December 20, 1998 July 4, 1971 None of these On which river, Kalabagh Dam will be constructed? Indus Bolan Jehlam None of these What is the length of Indus River? 2900 km 2800 km 2500 km 2600 km Hill near Sargodha are called Kirana Hills Siwalik Hills Purana Hills None of these Chashma Barrage was built in 1970. When Rasul Barrage was built? 1968 1970 1972 1975 Pakistan constructed 2 Dams and 5 Barrages under Indust Basin Treaty. How many canals were constructed under the same treaty? 8 7 9 5 What is the total height of Tirch Mir, the highest peak of Hinduskash Range? 7600 metres 6600 metres 8600 metres 9600 metres Southern side of Himalayas is called Siwalk Kirana Koh-e-Siyah Koh-e-Suffaid Which one is the highest peak of Salt Range? Sakesar Tirch Mir K-2 None of these Kalar Kahar Lake is located in Salt Range Sulaiman Range Chagi Hills None of these Mazar Pass is located in Chaghi Hills Salt Range Sulaiman Range None of these Which one is the 2nd largest glacier of Pakistan? Batura Sakardu Siachin Baltoro Siachin Glacier is located in Baltistan Gilgit Chitral Naran Siachin Glacier is 2nd highest glacier in World Pakistan Both None of these What is total hieght of Siachin Glacier? 20000 ft 19000 ft 18000 ft 17000 ft Which is the largest lake of Pakistan? Manchar Saif-ul-Maluk Satpara Lalusar Saif-ul-Maluk is in Kaghan Naran Swat Chitral Hina Lake is in Quetta whereas Lalusar Lake is in Kaghan Naran Chitral Shindur Which one is the highest pass of Pakistan? Karakoram Khyber Moztag None of these Shandur Pass is located in between Chitra and Gilgit Kaghan and Naran Chitral and Shandur None of these Babusar Pass is located in between Gilgit and Abbotabad Gilgit and Chitral Kaghan and Naran None of these Rakaposhi is in Gilgit Chitral Sakardu Tibet Satpara Lake is in Sakardu Gilgit Naran Kaghan Bolan pass is between Sibbi and Quetta Sibbi and Chaghi Sibbi and Gawadar Sibbi and Swat Which range has Khojak Pass? Toba Kakar Sulaiman Salt Karakoram Which one is the lowest point of Pakistan? Indian Ocean Indus Plain Cape Monze None of these Highest peak of Himalyan Range is K-2 Mount Everest Tirch Mir Rakaposhi Highest point in Pakistan is K-2 Murree Tirch Mir None of these On which point, Himalayas, Karakoram and Hindukash mountains meet? India border China border Roof of the world None of these Length of Himalaya range in Pakistan is 320 km 350 km 350 miles 320 miles Nangaparbat is situated in Himalayan Range Karakoram Range Hindukash Range None of these Which area has Nangaparbat? Jammu and Kashmir NWFP Balochsitan Baltistan Which province of China meets with Pakistan border? Sin-kiang Ching Chee Ching Lee Ming Pong Which is called Roof of the World? Pamir Karakoram Himalayas None of these Which range lies between Pakistan and China? Karakoram Pamir Himalaya None of these What is the area of Potohar Plateau? 18000 km 20000 km 15000 km 12000 km The most complete geologic sequence in the world is Salt Range Himalaya Range Karakoram Range None of these Which pass of Pakisan connects it with Afghanistan? Khayber Moztag Bolan None of these The major part of teh Lower Indus Plain is Sindh Plain Sindh Doab Sindh Plateau None of these How many peaks are in Pakistani area? 82 68 45 92 The height of Gasherbrum is 8060 metres 9060 metres 7060 metres 9460 metres Height of Tirch Mir is 7708 metres 6708 metres 5708 metres 8708 metres Siachin Glacier is located in which range? Karakoram Himalaya Salt None of these Hispar glacier is located in Hunza Chitral Skardu Gilgit Biafo Glacier is located in Shingar. What is its length? 59.5 km 65.5 km 47.5 km None of these Which area of Pakistan is famous for Gold? Chitral Gilgit Skardu Naran Lime is found in Margalla Hills Sargodha Hills Pir Panjal Hills Purana Hills Fire clay is found in Salt Range Margalla Hills Kirana Hills None of these Bela in Pakistan is Riverain Forest A Canal An island None of these Karakoram Highway ends at Khunjrab Pass Khyber Pass Sinkiang Pass None of these From where the Karakoram pass starts? Hassan Abdal Gilgit Skardu Khunjrab Pass Karakoram mean "Crumbling Rock". What is length of Karakoram Highway? 1300 km 1200 km 1100 km 1500 km Which place in Pakistan is called "Replica of Sahara" Skardu Gilgit Chitral Shandur Name the place about which it is said that "The place where heaven and earth meet". Punjal K-2 Tirch Mir Nanga Parbat Karakoram is a Turkish word. When the Karakoram Highway was completed? 1978 1988 1975 1972 The other name of Nanga Parbat is Killer Mountain White Mountain Diamir None of these Which area is called "Pearls of Himalayas" Kaghan Naran Gilgit Skardu .
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