Explain the features of peninsular rivers
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The following are some of the characteristics of peninsular rivers :-
1.They rise either in Western Ghats or the Satpuda-Mahadev-Maikal-Hazaribaug range
2.Most of them flow towards the east or south-east,and empty into the Bay of Bengal
3.Some of them flow towards the west, and meet the Arabian Sea.Most of these are short in length ( 30–60 km.)
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The following are some of the characteristics of peninsular rivers :-
1.They rise either in Western Ghats or the Satpuda-Mahadev-Maikal-Hazaribaug range
2.Most of them flow towards the east or south-east,and empty into the Bay of Bengal
3.Some of them flow towards the west, and meet the Arabian Sea.Most of these are short in length ( 30–60 km.)
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The three features of peninsular rivers are
(i) A large number of peninsular rivers are seasonal, as their flow depends on rainfall.
(ii) These rivers have shorter and shallower courses.
(iii) Most of the peninsular rivers originate in the Western Ghats and flow towards the Bay of Bengal.
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