- What is the length of river Saptakoshi ?- 702 K.M
- Area covered by Saptakoshi? Kanchanjunga of East to Langtang of West
- Annual Flow Capacity :-1564 Cubic Meter Per Sec
- Assisting Rivers of Saptakoshi : Sunkoshi,Dudhkoshi,Indrawati,Tamakoshi,Arun,Tamor and Likhu.
- Smallest and Biggest assisting rivers of Saptakoshi are Likhu and Arun respectively.
- Origin of Indrawati,Likhu,Dudhkoshi and Tamor : Jugal Mountain, Rolwaling Mountain,Mahalangur Mountain and Kumbhakarna Mountain respetively.
- Saptakoshi in India is called ? -Damodar
- Damodar in India is also known as "Sorrow of Bihar".
- Total electricity generating capacity :
- How many doors are there in Koshi Barrage to control water flow ? 56
- When was Koshi Barrage build ? 1962 A.D
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Major Rivers of Nepal- Saptakoshi
Water Resources of Nepal | GK about Nepal | Gk question for Nepal | Nepal Gk in English.
Nepal is second richest country in water resources after Brazil in the world and number one in Asia. 7.06 percent of Nepal's land is covered by water. Mountains are the main source of water in Nepal.
- Rivers in Nepal:- More than 1000 of more than 11 km
- Three biggest rivers of Nepal: Koshi,Gandaki and Karnali
- How much water storage capacity is calculated in all rivers of Nepal? :-202000 Million Cubic Meter
- Koshi,Gandaki and Karnali almost cover how much water storage ? 74% ie 148000 Million Cubic Meter
- How much electricity is supposed to be generated from the rivers of Nepal theoretically ?83000 MW
- How much electricity is estimated to generate both technically and financially ? 42000 MW
- It is estimated that there are around 6000 rivers in territory of Nepal.
Nepal rivers are divided into three categories based on their storage,velocity and importance. They are as follows:
- First Class River
- Second Class River
- Third Class River
- Which rivers falls under First Class River :Saptakoshi,Saptagandaki and Karnali
- What are the rivers under Second class: Mechi,Kankai,Triyuga,Kamala,Bagmati,Banganga,Tinau,Rapti,Babai,Mohana etc
- Rivers under Third Class River :Tilave,Jamuni,Hardinath,Sunsaari,Arjun etc
- First class rivers flow with big amount of water throughout the year and originated from snowy mountains.
- Second class rivers are originated from Mahabharat range and flow continuously though water volume is high during rainy season and gradually decrease during winter.
- Third class rivers originates from Shivalik Range which volume rises high in monsoon and very lessor almost dry during winter.
There are 3 main rivers of Nepal : Saptakoshi, Saptagandaki and Karnali.
Saturday, April 22, 2017
Quiz about water and River Resources of Nepal
- Which river is also known as the name of Uttarbahini ? Karmanasaha
- Longest Glacier of Nepal?-Khumbu 32 k.m
- From where Saptakoshi mixes with river Ganges ? Karselama,Bihar
- Where do we find Shaligram in Nepal ?-River bank of Kaligandaki
- Origin place of river Budigandaki ? -Ganesh Himal
- Origin of river Bagmati ?Bagdwar
- What is the altitude of Tilico Lake ?4919 m from MSL
- Sanskrit name of river Arun ?Mahaprabha
- Origin of river Bhisnumati ?-Sapan Tirtha
- Origin of river Kankai ? Mahabharat Parbat
Friday, April 21, 2017
Branches of Geography
The branch of Geography is vague and vast. So it can be divided into many parts for simplifications. The main branch of geography are:
- Human Geography
- Physical Geography
- Regional Geography
- Applied Geography
- Cartography
- Historical Geography.
Further more Human geography are further classified in many parts as:
- Economic Geography
- Population Geography
- Religion Geography
- Medical Geography
- Political Geography
- Agricultural Geography
- Transportation Geography
- Urban Geography
General Knowledge of World Geography
Geography is the study of Earth’s landscapes, peoples, places and environments. It is, quite simply, about the world in which we live.Geography is made from word Geo+Graphy. Geo means Earth and Graphy means Descriptions. So the description of the world is called geography. So I have try to gather the information about world geography researching different sources books as well as Internets. Please click the link for desired topics.
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