Indus River in Hyderabad? Indus flows through Tibet, "North India" and Pakistan and Hyderabad is in "South India". I guess that the correct answer must be Karachi, though, I am not completely sure of it. So, please verify it before making the change.
Edicts just aren't as cool as they used to be. Now everyone is into the science fiction writers of the Belle Epoque. Soon enough all the kids are going to be spending their pennies at the nickelodeon which will inextricably lead to filming the Tide ball challenge on YouTube.
As is clearly spelled out in the directions. City proper population is a terrible measure. By city proper Indianapolis is a larger city than San Francisco. That's why we generally don't use it on JetPunk.
I know that Rio De La Plata was named a long time ago by someone long dead, but is it really a river? It looks more like a bay or gulf than a river to me.There is no apparent delta. It just opens directly into the ocean, there are several large rivers that flow into the same bay, and it's 140 miles wide. Not complaining about the question or expecting anything to be done about it. I'm just curious if I'm the only person that sees it that way.
The 'Battle of the River Plate' was the first naval battle of WW2 resulting in the Germans scuttling the Graf Spee in the estuary. Big boats, big river, though it has to be dredged.
There's a Han river that flows through Shantou (my first guess), another one through Taichung, and third through Da Nang, plus the two accepted here through Seoul or Wuhan. Consider either choosing a different river for this quiz, or giving a country clue for Han River?
St. Louis is actually located just south of the Missouri River and doesn’t technically sit on its banks. Not sure how strict you’re being on your definition.
Hyderabad, India, is on the Krishna River, which never connects to the Indus. You must be thinking of Hyderabad, Pakistan, which is only about 1.5-2 million people, much smaller than Karachi, which ought to be the correct answer. I see that this was pointed out to QM 5 years ago and still hasn't been fixed. Please make the correction!
Karachi isn't on the Indus River, but is instead directly on the coast and connected to the Malir River and Lyari River, neither of which are connected to the Indus River in any way
Close enough that the majority of the city's water supply is pumped from the Indus. Take a look at Encyclopedia Britannica - https://www.britannica.com/place/Indus-River - it mentions that the mouth of the Indus is near Karachi. Even if QM is attempting to trick people by the technicality the Karachi city limits do not touch the Indus River proper, can we then be sure that Shangai touches the Yangtze - or does it touch the Yellow Sea just near the mouth of the river?
It looks like it hits Hyderabad, Pakistan but misses all the others!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indus_River