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- Deserts of the Worldgeneral_knowledge_mcqs › deserts-of-the-world
- Published
- 10 Apr 2020
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
The Thar Desert, known as the Great Indian Desert, spans over 77,000 square miles (approximately 200,000 square kilometers). It serves as a natural boundary between India and Pakistan.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which desert ranks as the second largest in the world, following the Sahara Desert?
- 2.Which desert is recognized as the hottest on Earth?
- 3.Which continent does not contain any deserts?
- 4.In which country is the historic Old Town of Ghadames situated?
- 5.In which location can the Katpana Desert be found?
- 6.Which individual is famously known by the nickname 'Desert Fox'?
- 7.Which desert holds the title of the coldest desert on Earth?
- 8.In which continent is the Ogaden Desert located?
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