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Kurnool-Kudapa Canal is taken off from which of the following river?

A $Cauvery$
B $Krishna$
C $Tapti$
D $Tungabhadra$

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The Kurnool-Cuddapah (Kudapa) Canal is an important major irrigation channel in Andhra Pradesh that branches off from the Tungabhadra River (a major right-bank tributary of the Krishna River) near the Sunkesula Barrage.

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Kurnool-Kudapa Canal is taken off from which of the following river?

A

Cauvery

B

Krishna

C

Tapti

D

Tungabhadra

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