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At which place does the Yamuna meet the Ganga?

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Correct answer: Prayagraj

Correct answer: B, Prayagraj. A confluence is the place where two rivers join. The Yamuna rises in the Himalayan region and flows through the northern plains before joining the Ganga at Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. This meeting of the rivers is traditionally known as the Sangam and is an important geographical and cultural site. Option A, Devprayag, is incorrect because the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi meet there to form the Ganga. Option C, Varanasi, lies on the bank of the Ganga but is not the place where the Yamuna joins it. Option D, Patna, is farther east and is associated with the Ganga and other tributaries, not the Yamuna–Ganga confluence. Memory cue: remember “Yamuna + Ganga = Prayagraj Sangam”; do not confuse it with Devprayag, where two headstreams form the Ganga.

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YamunaGangaPrayagrajRiver ConfluenceDrainage Systems In IndiaDrainageGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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