Political Science, asked by jinimathew06051981, 7 months ago

which of the following is landlocked
gujarat
uttar pradesh
tamilnadu

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Answered by nivedhamohan48

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The answer to your question is Uttar Pradesh

Answered by akshat679615755

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Answer:

Landlocked states are those states which are surrounded by land on all the sides.

Madhya Pradesh is surrounded by 5 states. They are:.

Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.

Maharashtra, Odisha and Gujarat are not landlocked as these states have coastal boundaries. so answer is uttar pradesh

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