By Sino-Pak Boundary Agreement China ceded to Pakistan over:
Correct answer: D. 1,942 square kilometers
- A. 2000 square kilometers
- B. 942 square kilometers
- C. 1,542 square kilometers
- D. 1,942 square kilometers
Explanation
Under the 1963 boundary settlement, China ceded approximately 1,942 square kilometres to Pakistan, while Pakistan transferred the much larger Trans-Karakoram area to China. The exchange was therefore not simply a one-way territorial concession.
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