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Where is the city of Indus Valley Civilization 'Lothal' located?

Where is the city of Indus Valley Civilization 'Lothal' located? Correct Answer Gujarat

  • Lothal is located in Gujarat.
  • Lothal was a dockyard during the era of the Indus Valley Civilization.
  • Lothal is situated in the Ahmedabad District of Gujarat.
  • Lothal was discovered by S.R. Rao in 1954.
  • Lothal is situated on the bank of the Bhogava river.

 Site

 Found In

 Dholavira

 Kutch district of Gujarat

 Banawali

 Fatehabad district of Haryana

 Harappa

 Sahiwal district of Pakistan

 Lothal

 Ahmedabad district of Gujarat

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