Discussion
The watershed between India and Myanmar is formed by ?
Answer: A
The watershed between India and Myanmar is formed by the Naga Hills, part of the Purvanchal ranges along India's eastern frontier. Their highest point, Saramati, reaches 3,826 m.
The Khasi, Jaintia and Garo hills lie further west, in Meghalaya, well within India.
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