Question

Explain the main features of town planning of Indus valley civilization? please say in ur own word don't copy Google​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Town planning is the unique feature of Indus valley civilization. Their town planning proves that they lived a highly civilized and developed life. ... Town planning was amazing in nature. A few cities have citadels to the West built on higher platform and to the east of which is the hub of residential area.

Answer 2

• The town planning scheme used by the Harappan culture was grid-based, with streets and alleyways cutting across one another almost at right angles to divide the city into numerous rectangular blocks.
• Each of the ancient cities of Harappa, Mohenjodaro, and Kalibangan had a fortress built on a tall mud-brick pedestal.

The following were the primary traits of town planning:

• Each city was split into two sections: the citadel, an elevated area, and the lower town.
• The major thoroughfares were arranged in a grid from east to west or north to south.
• To make it easier for carts to pass, the residences at street corners were rounded.
• All sewage from homes was dumped into the city's storm drains.
• The city was divided into square or rectangular blocks by the streets that intersected the main road at right angles.

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