Geography • Indian GeographyEasy
The 'Ten Degree Channel' separates which of the following island groups in the Indian Ocean?
A. North Andaman and Middle Andaman
B. Andaman Islands and Nicobar Islands✓ Correct Answer
C. India and Sri Lanka
D. Minicoy and Maldives
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Ten Degree Channel is a prominent maritime passage that separates the Andaman group of islands from the Nicobar group in the Bay of Bengal. Other channels, such as the Eight Degree Channel, separate different island territories like Minicoy and the Maldives. This geographic demarcation is crucial for maritime navigation and territorial jurisdiction in Indian waters.
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