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Explain the significance of the northern plains


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Answered by aryanyadav2309
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Northern plains are the most habitable region in our country It has fertile plains of alluvial soil which yeilds much of the agricultural product of our country Some of the most densely populated states are present in this region Many rivers flow through it ,providing water ,means of transport etc



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Answered by dfgh4
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Northern Plains have fertile soil which is needed to grow crops. They are drained by rivers Ganga, Brahmaputra, Indus. So, to feed country Northern Plains are necessary. The northern plains in general and Punjab in particular is the wheat bowl of India.The Northern Plains are important to India because of the following reasons:

(а) Extremely fertile and good for crops.

(b) Rivers are navigable throughout the year,

(c) Flat land- good for roads and railways,

(d) Irrigational facilities.

(e) For construction of H.E.P. Plants.


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