Which village in the Meghalaya hills near the northern border of Bangladesh receives an average annual rainfall of approximately 11,872 millimeters?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Mawsynram
- Step 1: Mawsynram, situated in the East Khasi Hills of the Meghalaya plateau near the northern border of Sunamganj, receives average annual rainfall of approximately 11,872 millimeters. Answer: Mawsynram. Why not the others: Cherrapunji, Shillong and Tura don't fit.
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