Question

Conclusion on the topic natural region in india

Answer 1

A natural region is one which exhibits a rough uniformity of physical features, such as relief, geomorphological history, drainage, climate, natural vegetation, animal life and soils, in relation to the adjoining regions. However, within the macro-regions, there may be’ differences in respect of these factors at the micro-level, while preserving an overall regional uniformity.

For instance, the Kashmir mountains and the north­eastern hills, though part of the Himalayan chain of mountains and having similar origin, show striking differences in geology, glacial features, relief, aspect, distribution of moisture, etc. Therefore, different criteria may be required to define regions at macro and micro levels.

There are no clear-cut natural regions. This complexity is even more pronounced in a vast country like India. This is because the physical parameters, used to define a region, often overlap and their boundaries, in reality, reflect the transitional zone between two clearly marked regional units.

Answer 2

A natural region is the habitat of animals where they can live happily with the beauty of nature. There is no shortage for them for things such as water amd food. These habitat provide us also fetile soil,water and variois things. There are natural regions in himaxhal pradesh, Uttrakhand, Jammu and kashmir etc, Animals are very happy living in these regions