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Conservation reserves of Rajasthan MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Which one of the following conservation reserves does not extend into Jhunjhunu district?
Explanation
Gogelav Conservation Reserve is associated with Nagaur district, so it is not treated as extending into Jhunjhunu district. Shakambhari is linked with the Shekhawati belt and is cited with Jhunjhunu-Sikar area references. Mansa Mata Conservation Reserve is also associated with the Jhunjhunu-Sikar side of the Aravalli foothills. Beed, or Bheed, is a recognised conservation reserve connected with Jhunjhunu. The question asks for the reserve not extending into Jhunjhunu; that makes Gogelav the retained answer.
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