different between Himalayan rivers and peninsular river
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The differences between Himalayan rivers and peninsular rivers are as follows:
1) The Himalayan rivers are perennial i.e. They flow throughout the year.
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The peninsular rivers are non-perennial or seasonal.
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2) Himalayan rivers originate from the glaciers.
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The peninsular rivers originate from the plateaus.
3) The Himalayan rivers pass through the gorge and carve the deep valleys.
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The peninsular rivers pass from broad and shallow valleys.
4) Himalayan rivers are engaged in high erosional activities.
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The peninsular rivers have very little erosional activity.
5) The Himalayan rivers are useful for irrigation.
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The peninsular rivers are of little use for irrigation.
1) The Himalayan rivers are perennial i.e. They flow throughout the year.
Whereas
The peninsular rivers are non-perennial or seasonal.
Whereas
2) Himalayan rivers originate from the glaciers.
Whereas
The peninsular rivers originate from the plateaus.
3) The Himalayan rivers pass through the gorge and carve the deep valleys.
Whereas
The peninsular rivers pass from broad and shallow valleys.
4) Himalayan rivers are engaged in high erosional activities.
Whereas
The peninsular rivers have very little erosional activity.
5) The Himalayan rivers are useful for irrigation.
Whereas
The peninsular rivers are of little use for irrigation.
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1.himalyan rivers are perennial whereas peninsular rivers are seasonal in nature.
2. himalyan rivers have relatively longer course and has more depth as compared to the peninsular rivers
2. himalyan rivers have relatively longer course and has more depth as compared to the peninsular rivers
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