Geography, asked by manvi1058, 10 months ago

differnt between mountain plains​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Mountains are high and rugged and plains are basically flat. ... Mountains are substantially - noticeably - taller than the surrounding 'level' land. Plains are level (near-flat to gently rolling) large areas. The difference in elevation in a plain between the lowest and highest points is rarely over a few hundred feet.

Answered by charvisharma71
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Explanation:

mountain - mountains are higher than plains and also know as hills some examples Manali, shimal etc

plains - Plains are very suitable for growing crops like wheat most of the people desire to live on plains

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