Explain with examples the conditions responsible for uneven distribution pattern of the railway network in India.
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The distribution pattern of the Railway network.
The northern plains with their vast level land, high population density and rich agricultural resources provided the most favourable condition for their growth. In the hilly terrains of the peninsular region, railway tracts are laid through low hills, gaps or tunnels.
India, has uneven distribution of population due to several factors like (a) Low birth and high death rates areas. (b) Topography Rugged terrain and unfavorable climatic conditions are primarily responsible for . sparse population in states like Rajasthan and the hill states.
1. The northern fields with their immense level land high populace thickness and rich agrarian assets give the most ideal condition to their development.
2. In the uneven territories of the peninsular district, railroad tracks are laid through low hills,gaps or passages.
3. The himalayan sloping areas excessively are negative for the development of railways lines because of high alleviation, scanty populace and need monetary chances.
4. It was hard to lay railways lines on the sandy fields of western rajasthan, marshes of gujarat, forested tracks of Madhya Pradesh and so on.
5. The touching stretch of Sahyadri could be crossed distinctly through holes or passes Ghats.
6. The devlopment of the konkan railways along the west coast has encouraged the development of travelers and products.