Question

6 simple differences between western and eastern ghats

Answer 1

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WESTERN GHATS :-
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✔️ they lie parallel to the western coast.

✔️ they are continuous and regular.

✔️ they are higher than eastern ghats.

✔️ their average elevation is 900-1600 metres.

✔️ the Anai mudi and the Doda betta are the highest peaks in this region.

✔️ the height of the western ghats progressively increases from north to south.

✔️ rivers in this region are Narmada and Tapi.

EASTERN GHATS :-
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✔️ they lie parallel to the eastern coast.

✔️ they are non-continuous and irregular.

✔️ they are lower than western ghats.

✔️ their average elevation is 600 metres.

✔️ Mahendragiri is the highest peak in this region.

✔️ the height of the eastern ghats progressively increases from south to north.

✔️ rivers in this region are Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri.

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$NOTE :-$ diagram of Western and Eastern ghats are present in the attachment.

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