Explain the PENINSULA PLATEAU in brief??
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The triangular shaped Peninsular Plateau of India extends from the south of Indo-Ganga Plain to the Cape Comorin (now Kanyakumari). This plateau is one of the oldest surfaces of the Earth and represents a segregated part of the old Gondwanaland.
Physical features:
The Aravalli range in the west and the Satpura, the Mahadeo and the Kaimur range in the south divide the Peninsular Plateau into two parts:
(i) The Central Indian Plateau in the north and (ii) The Deccan Plateau in the south of it.
Physical features:
The Aravalli range in the west and the Satpura, the Mahadeo and the Kaimur range in the south divide the Peninsular Plateau into two parts:
(i) The Central Indian Plateau in the north and (ii) The Deccan Plateau in the south of it.
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