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Which Indian geography term is associated with location or extent “located in the Siachen-Saltoro region of the southeastern Karakoram” and also with “has an elevation of about 7,742 metres”?

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AKangto
BSaltoro Kangri
CReo Purgyil
DMount Saramati
Correct Answer: Saltoro KangriYour Answer: B

Explanation

Correct Answer: Option B — Saltoro Kangri. Saltoro Kangri is correct because it is located in the Siachen-Saltoro region of the southeastern Karakoram. It is also associated with has an elevation of about 7,742 metres, which provides a second reliable identifying clue. These features are standard physical-geography facts and are useful for map-based and statement-based competitive-exam questions. Why the other options are incorrect: Option A — Kangto: It is located in Arunachal Pradesh near the frontier with Tibet; this is the specific geographical association of Kangto. Option C — Reo Purgyil: It is located in Himachal Pradesh near the India-Tibet frontier; this is the specific geographical association of Reo Purgyil. Option D — Mount Saramati: It is located on the Nagaland-Myanmar border; this is the specific geographical association of Mount Saramati. Exam Takeaway: Connect Saltoro Kangri with “located in the Siachen-Saltoro region of the southeastern Karakoram” for quick revision.

Important Notes

  • Saltoro Kangri is a peak of the Saltoro Mountains, a Karakoram subrange.
  • Location or extent: located in the Siachen-Saltoro region of the southeastern Karakoram.
  • Key feature: has an elevation of about 7,742 metres.
  • Exam association: should be associated with the Karakoram rather than the main Himalayan arc.
  • Saltoro Kangri should not be confused with Reo Purgyil, which is a Himalayan peak of the Kinnaur region.

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