Geography, asked by ZFXTHOR, 2 months ago

______ refineries are located in the interior parts of India
1]Koyali and Noonmati
2]Mathura and Digboi
3]Mathura and Bongaigaon
4]Mathura and Barauni

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4) Mathura and Barauni is answer

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