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What is the other name of Jaisamand Lake?

What is the other name of Jaisamand Lake? Correct Answer Dhebar Lake

The correct answer is Dhebar Lak.

Key Points

  • Dhebar Lake is also known as Jaisamand Lake.
  • It is India's second-largest artificial lake, after Govind Ballabh Pant Sagar.
  • It is located in the Udaipur District of Rajasthan.
  • Jaisamand Wildlife Sanctuary is located near Dhebar Lake.

Additional Information

  • Lake Victoria is also called Victoria Nyanza.
    • It is the largest lake of Africa and chief reservoir of the Nile, lying mainly in Tanzania and Uganda but bordering on Kenya.
  • Sambhar Lake is the largest saline water lake in India.
    • It is situated in east-central Rajasthan, west of Jaipur. 

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