Question

Compare and contrast the geomorphological features of the Himalayas with those of the Indian plateau

Answer 1

there is much difference within the physiographic division of Himalayas and the Indian plateau:
the Himalayas are very big with loftiest peaks but Indian plateau is a table land which is not much higher.
the Himalayan valleys are very deep but the Indian plateau valleys are Shallow and rift. Himalayas origin of many big rivers and these rivers mainly flow from north to south but the Indian plateau is origin of small rivers.
Himalayas are newly formed but plateau is very old
Himalayas are formed by sedimentary rocks and any plateau is formed by igneous rocks

Answer 2

The geomorphology of himalayas and those of indian plateau.

Explanation:

• The Himalayas are young fold mountains and peninsular plateaus are the oldest structures on the Indian landscape.

• The Himalayas are the highest mountain ranges in the world, while the plateau are formed by the low and high hills, shallow valleys, etc.

• The Himalayas are the source of sedimentary rocks and plateaus are made of igneous and metamorphic rocks.

• The Himalayas are unstable zones and plateaus are stable zones.

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