The Gomti River is located in ______.
Uttar Pradesh
The Gomti River is a tributary of the Ganga, flowing primarily through Uttar Pradesh.
It originates from Gomat Taal (Fulhaar Jheel) in Pilibhit district, UP, and flows through Lucknow (the state capital) before joining the Ganga near Ghazipur.
The river is around 900 km long and vital to UP's cities and agriculture.
Hence, Uttar Pradesh.
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