Social Sciences, asked by devanshsethi999, 4 months ago

(b) Features are marked by numbers in the given map of India. Identify these features with the
help of the following information and write their correct names on the lines marked in the
map.
1. An Iron and Steel Plant In Maharashtra
2. Iron and Steel Plant in Odisha
3.An Iron and Steel Plant in Karnataka

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Answered by uzma1936

1

Answer:

3.vijay nagar in Karnataka

Answered by vyavaharesejal

3

Answer:

Chandrapur
Rourkela
Bhadravati

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