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Correct Answer: A: Khanpur Dam
Explanation: The correct answer is A: Khanpur Dam. The largest source of drinking water for Islamabad is Khanpur Dam on the Haro River in KPK, about 40 km from Islamabad. The dam supplies drinking water to both Islamabad and Rawalpindi through treatment plants and pipelines.
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