What is the total length of Seven canals built under Indus Water Treaty ?

Correct answer: B. 621 KM

  • A. 650 KM
  • B. 621 KM
  • C. 910 KM
  • D. 615 KM

Explanation

The seven link canals constructed under the Indus Basin replacement works had a combined length of about 621 kilometres. These canals helped transfer western-river waters after the treaty allocated the eastern rivers to India.

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