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1.punjab plains.
2.ganga plains.
3. Brahmaputra plains.
4.bhabar.
5.tarai
6.bhangar.
7.khandar.
8.peninsula pleatue. ...?
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PUNJAB PLAINS:-
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1) The Punjab Plain is an alluvial plain in Pakistan and the north-west of India.
2) The plain includes the Pakistani province of Punjab and the Indian states of Punjab and Haryana .
3) The plain is extensively farmed for cereals and cotton.
4) The plain is the western part of the Northern Plain in Pakistan formed by the Indus River and its tributaries.
5) The larger part of Punjab plain lies in Pakistan. The Indus and its tributaries, Jhelum, the Chenab, the Ravi, the Beas and the Satluj.
GANGA PLAINS:-
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1) The Ganga plain extends from Ghaggar to Teesta rivers.It is a part of Northern plains.
2) It is spread over the states : Haryana, Delhi, U.P., Bihar, partlyJharkhand and West Bengal.
3) They are very fertile and agriculturaly productive land covered with alluvial soil.
4) Thick mangrove and evergreen forests are grow in deltas of Ganga.
5) It is also a very populated region.Major crops grown in this area are Rice, Wheat, Maize and Sugarcane etc.
BRAHMAPUTRA PLAINS:-
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1) It originates close to the source of Indus and the Satluj in western Tibet and falls in bay of Bengal.
2) Its total length is about 2900 km in India.
3) When it flows towards eastwards through the Himalaya it turns south,the southwest and again south and in Bangladesh.
BHABAR
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Bhabar is the narrow path of pebbles that are deposited by rivers flowing from the mountains of about 8-16 km long. It is parallel to the Shiwalikh range of the Himalayas.
TERAI
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Terai is a belt of marshy land at the foot of mountains at the foot of the Himalayas in North India.It is thickly forested area full of wildlife.
Many national parks and protected areas like Dudhwa National park are established in this region.
BHANGAR
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1.The old alluvium is called bhangar.
2.it is that part of plain where flood water cannot reach.
3.it is less fertile because of the continous deposition of alluvium
KHADAR
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1.The new alluvium is called khadar.
2.the flood water spreads here every year and a thin layer of soil spreads.
3.it is more fertile because of the renewal of soil every year.
PENINSULA PLATEAU:-
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Plateaus are also called tablelands like the Peninsular Plateau which is a tableland. This tableland was formed when Gondwanaland broke and the pieces drifted apart. It is composed of old crystalline, igneous and metamorphic rocks. The Peninsular Plateau consists of both broad and shallow valleys, and rounded hills.
The Peninsular Plateau has two broad divisions:
The Central Highlands and
The Deccan Plateau
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1) The Punjab Plain is an alluvial plain in Pakistan and the north-west of India.
2) The plain includes the Pakistani province of Punjab and the Indian states of Punjab and Haryana .
3) The plain is extensively farmed for cereals and cotton.
4) The plain is the western part of the Northern Plain in Pakistan formed by the Indus River and its tributaries.
5) The larger part of Punjab plain lies in Pakistan. The Indus and its tributaries, Jhelum, the Chenab, the Ravi, the Beas and the Satluj.
GANGA PLAINS:-
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1) The Ganga plain extends from Ghaggar to Teesta rivers.It is a part of Northern plains.
2) It is spread over the states : Haryana, Delhi, U.P., Bihar, partlyJharkhand and West Bengal.
3) They are very fertile and agriculturaly productive land covered with alluvial soil.
4) Thick mangrove and evergreen forests are grow in deltas of Ganga.
5) It is also a very populated region.Major crops grown in this area are Rice, Wheat, Maize and Sugarcane etc.
BRAHMAPUTRA PLAINS:-
___________________
1) It originates close to the source of Indus and the Satluj in western Tibet and falls in bay of Bengal.
2) Its total length is about 2900 km in India.
3) When it flows towards eastwards through the Himalaya it turns south,the southwest and again south and in Bangladesh.
BHABAR
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Bhabar is the narrow path of pebbles that are deposited by rivers flowing from the mountains of about 8-16 km long. It is parallel to the Shiwalikh range of the Himalayas.
TERAI
___________________
Terai is a belt of marshy land at the foot of mountains at the foot of the Himalayas in North India.It is thickly forested area full of wildlife.
Many national parks and protected areas like Dudhwa National park are established in this region.
BHANGAR
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1.The old alluvium is called bhangar.
2.it is that part of plain where flood water cannot reach.
3.it is less fertile because of the continous deposition of alluvium
KHADAR
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1.The new alluvium is called khadar.
2.the flood water spreads here every year and a thin layer of soil spreads.
3.it is more fertile because of the renewal of soil every year.
PENINSULA PLATEAU:-
___________________
Plateaus are also called tablelands like the Peninsular Plateau which is a tableland. This tableland was formed when Gondwanaland broke and the pieces drifted apart. It is composed of old crystalline, igneous and metamorphic rocks. The Peninsular Plateau consists of both broad and shallow valleys, and rounded hills.
The Peninsular Plateau has two broad divisions:
The Central Highlands and
The Deccan Plateau
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