Jharkhand GK MCQ Question and Answer | State Gk MCQ

Jharkhand's eastern boundary is formed by West Bengal.

The state of Jharkhand's western boundary is formed by Chhattisgarh.

Dharwar Rock System is known as 'storehouse of metallic minerals'. The majority of India's minerals, such as iron, bronze, kyanites, bauxite, manganese, nickel, and others, are extracted from this rock formation. It is found in Jharkhand's kolhan highland, as well as Jamshedpur and Bokaro.

Jharkhand's Damodar and Son rivers were produced by glaciers melting during the Carboniferous period.

In the state of Jharkhand, the Pat plateau is the highest point. This plateau, also known as the western or higher Ranchi plateau, is located west of the Ranchi plateau and stretches from north-west Gumla to Lohardaga and Palamu.

Chota Nagpur plateau is called as the Treasure of Jharkhand. It covers the region of Jharkhand, Orissa, West Bengal and Chhattisgarh.

The Pat plateau is the highest elevation in the state of Jharkhand. This plateau is located west of the Ranchi plateau and is also known as the western or upper Ranchi plateau.
So the option B is wrong as it is not lowland.

Netarhat Pat, Ganeshpur Pat and Jamira Pat are the highest pats in the Pat Plateau region. The highest point in this region is Netarhat Pat (1070 m). The chaubis plains are the flat plains of this region.

The Vindhyan System is noted for red sandstone, sandstone, construction materials, ornamental stone, conglomerates, and raw materials for the cement, lime, glass, and chemical industries. This rock system was produced after the cuddapah rocks by the deposition of river valley silt and shallow oceans. As a result, these rocks are sedimentary rocks.

The Pat region is drained to the north by the North Koel river, which flows northward, and its tributaries.