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Kanjli Wetland is in which district of Punjab ?
Answer: A
Kanjli Wetland is in Kapurthala district.
It was formed in 1870 by a headworks built across the Kali Bein, the rivulet associated with Guru Nanak Dev, near the town of Kapurthala. It was declared a Ramsar site in 2002, together with Harike and Ropar, and is known for its resident and migratory waterbirds.
Moga, Tarn Taran and Fazilka are other districts of Punjab. Tarn Taran shares the Harike wetland at the Beas-Sutlej confluence with Ferozepur and Kapurthala, which is a likely source of confusion, but Kanjli itself lies in Kapurthala.
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