Rivers Of Pakistan MCQs with Answers and Explanations

The Kunhar River originates in the Kaghan Valley, passes near the Salt Range, and eventually contributes to the Jhelum River system.

The Indus River forms the Indus Delta in Sindh, supporting mangroves, fish habitats, and diverse wildlife.

The Soan River flows through the Pothohar Plateau and acts as a natural boundary between parts of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The Kurram River flows through Kohat and Bannu in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and joins the Indus River in southern Punjab.

The Zhob River flows through northern Balochistan and joins the Gomal River, contributing to the Indus River system.

The Indus River is prone to seasonal flooding, depositing silt that enriches the agricultural plains of Sindh and southern Punjab.

The Haro River originates in the hills of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and joins the Indus near Attock, providing water for irrigation and local use.

The Soan River flows through the Pothohar Plateau, providing water for agriculture and supporting local ecosystems.

The Bara River flows near Peshawar and joins the Kabul River, supplying water for irrigation and local use.

The Panjnad River, formed by the confluence of five rivers of Punjab, merges into the Indus near Mithankot, marking a provincial boundary.