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In which state is the highest waterfall in India

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  1. Karnataka
  2. Andhra Pradesh
  3. Assam
  4. Maharashtra

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Option 1 : Karnataka
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The correct answer is Karnataka.

Key Points

  • Kunchikal Falls in Shimoga District of Karnataka is the highest waterfall in India and the second biggest waterfall in Asia. 
  • It is about 455 m in height.
  • Kunchikal Falls, also called Kunchikal Abbe.
  • Kunchikal falls is formed by the Varahi River.

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State Waterfalls
Andhra Pradesh Kailasakona falls
Assam Akashiganga Waterfalls
Maharashtra Yenna falls
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