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Explain the island group of India ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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The island group of India can be divided into two parts according to their current location.
They are:
1. The islands of the Way of Bengal- Among the islands located in the Bay of Bengal the most important group is the Andaman and Nicobar group of islands. These islands are mainly the upper parts of mountains rising from the floor of Bay. This is the reason why at different parts of the islands small hills can be seen distributed irregularly. They range in height between 400 to 500 meters e.g. Mount Harriet in the south Andamans . The highest peak of the Andaman group of islands is saddle peak (750 meters). The barren and Narcondam islands have volcanoes. Some islands are surrounded by coral reef. In the month of June 1991, the dormant volcano in the barren island suddenly erupted. It erupted again in January 1995. The volcano in the Narcondam island is still quiet so it s an extinct or dead volcano.
2. Islands of the Arabian Sea

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Answered by DivineEyes
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Andaman and Nicobar Islands

  • Andaman Islands.

  • Nicobar Islands.

  • Aminidivi Islands.

  • Laccadive Islands.

  • Minicoy Island.

  • Seven Islands of Bombay.

  • Sundarbans.
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