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Give 2 examples of Rain shadow region in India.

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Answered by manjulareddybeeram20

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Examples

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Rain shadow

Answer: Eastern Side of Sahyadri ranges on Deccan e.g. Northern Karnataka & Solapur, Beed, Osmanabad and Vidharba Plateau of India. Answer: The Thar desert is bounded and rain shadowed by the Aravalli ranges to the south-east, the Himalaya to the northeast, and the Kirthar and Sulaiman ranges to the west

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